close-up (redirected from close-ups)

close-up (klsp)

n.

1. A photograph or a film or television shot in which the subject is tightly framed and shown at a relatively large scale.

2. An intimate view or description.

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close-up adj. & adv.

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close-up

Noun

1. a photograph or film or television shot taken at close range

2. a detailed or intimate view or examination

Verb

close up

1. to shut entirely: every other shop front seemed to be closed up

2. to draw together: the ranks closed up and marched on

3. (of wounds) to heal completely

Translations

close-up [ˈkləusʌp] n → primer plano

close-up [ˈkləusʌp] n → gros plan

close-up [ˈkləusʌp] close¹ n → Nahaufnahme f

close-up [ˈkləusʌp] n → primo piano